Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the M2 bus in NYC

It’s a regulatory category. Rent-stabilized buildings and units follow NYC rent stabilization rules and related renewal protections, which may affect how rents can change and how renewals are handled.

This scope is tied to proximity to the M2 bus corridor. Use the building page details to confirm the actual walk time and the closest stop relative to the unit you’re considering.

No. The count reflects eligible buildings under this combined scope. Availability and specific unit details can change, so check which apartments are currently advertised on each building’s page.

Ask for the unit’s rent-stabilized status, current rent and any lawful adjustments, the expected renewal process, and what documents the building requires (and whether approval timelines are competitive).

Not always. Even with rent-stabilized units, you should confirm the full monthly and move-in cost items beyond rent, like broker/lease fees, deposits, and any utilities or recurring charges.

Compare building-level patterns using Openigloo reviews and tenant Q&A, then confirm the specifics with management during touring—especially heat/hot water reliability, noise concerns, maintenance response, and any restrictions that could affect your move.

Openigloo aggregates renter feedback and open-data-style signals, but the final details can vary by unit and by current management practices. Treat Openigloo as a shortlist tool, then confirm everything that affects your lease in writing or in your application packet.